Re: Smart Meter, Yae or Nae?
Last week I had a daily call trying to get me to swap for a smart meter.
The first was an Indian chap with an accent so thick that I could only understand the occasional word. "No thanks".
Then a guy asking me to arrange a date and time. "No thanks".
The third told me they would be coming the following week. "No thanks".
Number 4 told me that the meter was out of calibration. "No thanks".
Then on Friday I was told that they had a legal obligation to change the meter as it was "15 years old". In fact it was replaced 8 years ago, with another analogue one, as I had insisted.
The big guns came out of Saturday morning:
"Under the Acts and Article 6 ECHR, access is reasonably required to replace the meter. Our technician will attend to replace the meter, and will show the warrant and leave a copy for your own records. Your home will be without power for approximately 3 hours. If you have sensitive items in refrigerators or freezers, do not open them during the disconnection. If you have a need for an electricity supply for medical equipment, a portable generator will be made available. Please note that Gas Central Heating will not operate without an electrical supply".
I requested another analogue meter only to be told "We don't have any".
It seems I'm stuffed then.
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